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Adventure Holidays in Asia

Zingy, vibrant and spicy all at once, just like its fabulous food, Asia boasts a stunning collection of ancient civilisations, spectacular wildlife and an astounding range of cultures. You’re never far from the swirl of incense on an Asia holiday, or a clash of colours that will leave your senses tingling.

Holidays in Asia offer a bewildering choice of experiences for the adventurous traveller. But with us, you’re in safe hands; we’ve been taking guests to far-flung corners of the Earth since Exodus began life in 1974. Since then, we’ve scoured the backroads of this vast continent to bring you a comprehensive range of trips that cover the highlights as well as the off-the-beaten-track adventures.

Activities in Asia

Responsible travel

Responsible travel is central to our philosophy, and it’s our goal to ensure that tourism benefits the people and places we visit. That's why we are actively supporting them by helping to fund local schools and projects, such as our tree nursery in Nepal. Your Asia holiday could help support our efforts.

And with Asian wildlife under threat from poaching and population pressure, our safari holidays to national parks encourage the crucial protection of native wildlife, while also providing valuable employment and income in local communities. As well as popular reserves such as Chitwan National Park in Nepal, Sepilok Orang-Utan Sanctuary in Borneo and Ranthambore National Park in India, we also visit lesser-known national parks such as India's Kanha and Kaziranga – vital habitats for the tiger and one-horned rhino, respectively.

Where adventure begins

Exodus began life in 1974, when two friends got together to provide an overland truck to western Afghanistan's Minaret of Jam – the most inaccessible of the world’s great monuments. It was the hippy-trail heyday and the journey from Calais to Kathmandu departed from London in autumn, returning in spring. Soon we were also travelling to South Africa, and taking hardy adventurers to the Amazon Basin as well.